New Accounting Standards Conversion for Business Enterprises

China boardroom update - Issue 02, January 2009

Companies in China are preparing to adopt new financial reporting standards that are more closely aligned to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The new standards present an opportunity for preparers of financial statements to improve or re-design key accounting and reporting functions within their organisation.

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